We'll dive into Nehemiah's story more next time. Today, let's look at some of the builders who were helping rebuild the wall and the significance of repairing what was in front of their own homes first. You cannot build a firm foundation on old rubble! And, sometimes we need to be prepared to build the Kingdom of God with a sword in one hand and a trowel in the other. I hope you're encouraged today to invite the Lord into any rubble that may be keeping you from rebuilding what He has for you!

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I recently had a conversation with some fellow leaders, and I want to share that and my answer today because I think it's good to pause and remember. I hope that as you listen, you will think back on the moment that YOU chose to follow Jesus. OR maybe you're not there yet- please hear me when I say, I was in the lowest, darkest place emotionally and mentally. I'm so thankful for the moment God spoke to me and led me into peace and freedom like I had never known before. It's easy to go through the motions, but each one of us -if we sit and think- has an encounter that changed everything! What's yours?

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WOW! You do NOT want to skip this story of overcoming fear! Kaleena shares a childhood memory that could've caused her to fear God- and the world in general- in an unhealthy way; instead she used it as fuel to seek and understand who God really is in her life. He is a faithful and loving God who is a rescuer in times of trouble. Take time to listen in- you WILL be encouraged. You will be challenged to look back at your painful situations and invite the Lord to heal those areas. Thanks, Kaleena, for being vulnerable and offering such wisdom and strength.

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